Kiddush cups
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8.5 cm tall plastic Kiddush cup, THE CHEAPEST ON THE MARKET! Straight from Israel
Silver kiddush cup with engraved decor. Origin in the region of Galicia, ca. 1900. Height: 4.4 cm
Silver kiddush cup with engraved decor. Origin in the region of Galicia, ca. 1900. Height: 4.8 cm
Silver kiddush cup with engraved decor. Origin in the region of Galicia, ca. 1900. Height: 4.5 cm An object of cultural value of a sacred and cult nature - the object is...
Silver kiddush cup with engraved decor. Origin in the region of Galicia, ca. 1900. Height: 4.5 cm
Silver kiddush cup with engraved decor. Origin in the region of Galicia, ca. 1900. Height: 4 cm
Silver kiddush cup with engraved decor. Origin in the region of Galicia, ca. 1900. Height: 4.4 cm
Silver kiddush cup with engraved decor. Origin in the region of Galicia, ca. 1900. Height: 4.3 cm
Silver kiddush cup with engraved decor. Origin in the region of Galicia, ca. 1900. Height: 4.1 cm
Silver kiddush cup with engraved decor. Origin in the region of Galicia, ca. 1900. Height: 4.3 cm
Silver kiddush cup with engraved decor. Origin in the region of Galicia, ca. 1900. Height: 5.3 cm
Silver Kiddush cup Ag 925/1000 from Israel, for spirits
Silver kiddush cup, 11 cm tall, hallmarked STERLING
Silver Kiddush cup, engraved with dedication, 10 cm tall, abstract motif and stylized Star of David, inscribed NANCY, hallmarked STERLING.
Engraved silver Kiddush cup, 12 cm tall, with abstract decor and stylized Star of David, hallmarked STERLING.
Silver kiddush cup with Bar Mitzvah dedication from parents of the Jewish Educational Association of Toronto, 12.5 cm high, hallmarked STERLING.
Nice set of 8 cups, decanter and tray with the decor of Stars of David. STERLING, hallmarked. Dimensions: cup 8 x 4 cm, decanter height: 20 cm, tray diameter: 21 cm. Total...
Silver cup for the prophet Elijah for the seder table on Passover with a filigree plate, Yemenite filigree, 21 cm high. Weight 345.26 grams cup and 203.30 grams plate.
The Kiddush cup is used in Kiddush (קידוש, "sanctification"), which is a blessing said over wine or grape juice before dinner and after the morning service on Shabbat and holidays. According to the Torah, we are to "observe/keep" and "remember" (שמור וזכור) Shabbat. We observe it by observing the 39 forbidden works and remembering it through specific rituals, the most important of which is kiddush. Kiddush cups are traditionally made of silver, but can be made of other materials as well. In the event that wine or grape juice is not available, the kiddush can be said over two loaves of bread. The morning kiddush can also be said over, for example, spirits or liquor.